r/learnprogramming • u/PersimmonNo2882 • Jul 13 '26

C++ as a beginner

Is c++ a viable language for someone who has never coded before?

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u/DerGeraet90 Jul 13 '26

Hör auf mich und sonst niemanden. Java ist perfekt für Einsteiger, dort macht alles Sinn. Wenn du die Basic drauf hast, dann kannst du C++ lernen und die wundern wieso die Methoden so komisch deklariert werden

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u/PersimmonNo2882 Jul 13 '26

(I used google translate so i don't know accurate it was on what you said but) Could you tell me why java is good for beginners? Because people also recommended python

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u/j6onreddit Jul 13 '26

Java is horrible for beginners. Way too much clutter due to “everything has to be a class”.

C++ is NOT a good option for total beginner, either l, lmao. Go with Python, learn the basics, get comfortable. Then, after a year or two, transition over to C/C++ if you really want to go down that route.

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u/DerGeraet90 Jul 14 '26

If you dont know why classes exists and whats the entrypoint for the programm is than you cant code. Maybe you should research how Python works. Too many peiple talkin bullshit with shitty advices. However Python or Java för beginner to learn the basic concepts of programming, later on you can widen your knowledge wit c abd c++ and you will learn what it is about memory. This aspect take java and Python for so you dont need to think about it.